Introduction Healthcare is one of the gravest concerns of any civilized society. Keeping people healthy is not often a simple feat. Instead, it requires an extensive program of financial and community support to be put in place (Sommers, Buchmueller, Decker, Carey & Kronick, 2013). Ultimately, the goal of any healthcare...

Much has been written about the types of discriminations African-Americans have and continue to confront. Most studies conclude that it is there is a stark contrast between whites and blacks in America. Blacks have to learn to live with all forms of discriminations. This is perhaps the best way for...

The Michels family is by all means an average middle-class family with a working debt to income ratio that is not substantially weighed in one direction or the other in terms of the amount of income earned each month contrasted by the amount of outgoing debt each month. In consideration...

The issue of access to healthcare in society has been the central focus of human services and healthcare in the United States over the last two decades. Access to healthcare is a human services issue as it involves social change and has a number of social impacts on people in...

Universal healthcare has been at the forefront of the political realm for centuries and, in an effort to compromise between federal regulated insurance and state and citizen rights, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) came into full effect in 2014 (Nadash & Day, 2014). Although many questions and debatable terms remain...